Well, we will have to see about that after my bio exam on wednesday

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I need more than luck, I need a prayer and gods help.

You can ask me for help on any bio topic.

Well I took it and I feel I beasted it. I didn't know what protein synthase was because my ****ty teacher didn't teach it. As for the rest, it was on punnet squares, meiosis and mitosis, genes, very little about plants, but thank god I knew it, and cells. 12 Chapters of Bio + Physiology was on my exam in one class (physiology and bio is together for normal). AP Bio has 32 on their exam and they had to dissect a pig for physiology (two separate classes if you take AP).

Next is on Friday, Western Civilized Studies on Elizabethan London (social problems, crime and punishment, etc...), Macbeth, Much Ado about Nothing, Machiavelli, and Shakespeare. Also, Algebra II which is easy as hell...

Well what I remember of protein synthesis is it makes proteins using the information found in or derived from chromosomes. Also you should read the book "The Elizabethan London Dilemma" I forgot who was the author, but it has a great deal of information on that era that you can use for reference.

I read Elizabeth's London and some of Holenshed's Chronicles. Also, I got to actually hold the actual copy since our library has it on display and my teacher is nuts for letting us.

The Holenshed chronicle's are pretty good reads if you were to ask me.lol You should read all the escripts in Holenshed chronicle's it will give you better understanding of the time and chaos that was Elizabethan London.

I have read three or four chapters in it. Of course the e-scripts...turning the actual page was too nerve racking. I mostly got out of it that everything was classed by money, from dogs, to the vermin.

lol I love the premise of the context in the in the text it gives a really good overview of what was that time in London. It would have really sucked living there in that era.=(